Can I calibrate duel monitors if they are made from different manufacturers and are different sizes?
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Yes you can. The hardware first calibrates the light in your office or computer room. You can do this two ways. 1) if you have work lights turn them on and calibrate or 2) cover the eye of the hardware and calibrate to total darkness for an alternative consistency. I have two monitors my Mac and my Dell. The ColorMunki recognized both monitors and asked me to choose which one I wanted to start with. Brilliant! There are two settings Easy set up or Advance. I did it both ways and preferred the easy set up for less human error. Then it does it's thing. There is a great little visual guide book that comes with the hardware to walk you through how to open it. I can't stress how simple this is. And makes a huge difference. Finally, Calibrating is not a one time thing, you will be repeating these steps often. I've set my reminder for every two weeks. Most monitors are also intuitive and will shift according to the lighting changes in the room, a lovely feature but also just another reason you will continually calibrate. Good luck!
26858
Yes, I used my colormunki display to calibrate two different Acer monitors. The program steps you through both monitors automatically.
26859
Yes you can, I have a laptop which I often attach to a larger monitor to make editing easier on my eyes, the laptop screen is less bright and vibrant than the desk top screen because they are different types of screens, but the colors still match.
1334498
I was told by a sales person at a "big box" store that they are the same, that different retailers use slightly different model numbers. My advice is to write down the the tech specs such as dpi, hz, etc., (and watch for different wording like "Clear Motion Rate" is not the same as "refresh rate") and then compare the different models that way.
864110
Given that there is no difference between a TV and a monitor other than size, you can easily calibrate a TV with it. You would of course have to be using the TV as a display for a computer in order to run the software though.
1036705
I believe that one of the reasons this monitor is lower in price is that it badly needs calibration upon arrival. I spent about an hour and a half calibrating it to match what you are asking. So, the answer is yes, but not without some effort in calibration. Some of the calibration I was able to do with the monitor itself, but the rest I had to do with my video card to compensate. After being calibrated, however, it has performed perfectly.
2041417
I am not sure. Duplicating in general not good for hi res when monitors have different specs.
2099815
make sure both lcd screens have the same serial number. mine worked but the cable was too short. I had to mcguyver the whole thing and its not pretty
134878
Yeah you just have to calibrate it with your windows 7. Look it up on YouTube if you have to or google.
1392307
I found no calibration feature. You can contact the manufacturer and they will answer your question further.
997982
No, if there is an A at the end of the model number then your monitor won't work with it. You have to buy a monitor with an A at the end of it's model number.
300769
You may have to use two with that length then trying to ensure both will operate the same is the challenge. You can try one if you can grab the sight close enough to the middle.
677101
The Elite can calibrate multiple displays to match, even calibrating displays on different machines to match using StudioMatch. I believe the Elite has had this functionaliity since the 3rd gen.
1721995
Yes - one must be VGA and the other digital. You can also run one monitor of either input type.
1883099
Googling for an answer shows that they are two different labels used to market the same item.http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/57617-3-difference-backlit-monitors
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The monitors are identical to each other. By this I mean that my left rokit looks exactly the same as my right one. There is no left version and a different right version. Which means you can buy 2 and they will work perfectly. It doesn't matter if it's not in a bundle. I hope that helps. Just remember to make sure when you set them up to use the same setting on both to get a true left and right stereo image from them.
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yes, that what i bought it for. don't know if calibrations match, but they should. its all based on arrow speed. i just marked a dot on sight with a marker, 20,30,40 and so on and matched the right tape.
64682
They seem consistent to me. I use it for CAD work and my second monitor is used mostly for menus. I did quick check by dragging a picture from one monitor to the other and I couldn't see any difference. I down loaded the software from NVidia and am able to have different color setting for each monitor, but have not needed to do so.
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You can use different size monitors, but they need to be close to the same size because of trying to align them to work together more smoothly. I am not sure about 24 and 21.5. Sorry.